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The gist is you swap out `jj git push -c @-` for `jj-domino -c @-` and it creates a PR for you. But! If you have multiple bookmarks in sequence, jj-domino will create PRs with a link to the stacked diff and links to related PRs, kinda like Gerrit.

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jj-domino is admittedly a bit clunkier than something like Gerrit, but after a month of iterating, I've found myself getting code checked in faster and it doesn't require reviewers to change their workflow.

The nice part is that Jujutsu's data model is rich enough to allow jj-domino to operate with basically no extra configuration beyond a GitHub access token. You don't have to think about branch names. Commit, run jj-domino, write your PR message. Done.